Locals can soon enjoy winter school holiday fun when Campbelltown's annual winter celebration Chill Fest returns to Koshigaya Park from 3 to 19 July.
Winter-themed decorations and attractions will return to the event, including outdoor ice-skating, amusement rides, sideshow games, live entertainment, roaming performers and timed snowfall.
"Chill Fest has become one of Campbelltown's most loved annual events, giving local families and residents the chance to come together and enjoy great winter fun, while also welcoming visitors from across Sydney," Mayor Darcy Lound said.
"I'm proud that the festival remains accessible and inclusive for all, with the return of the popular Quiet Session for those living with a disability and activities for all ability levels during the festival," Cr Lound said.
"I strongly encourage everyone to rug up, and experience Koshigaya Park transformed with winter lights, ice skating, delicious food, family rides and entertainment for all ages," he said.
Visitors are invited to toast a marshmallow at the firepit and enjoy the delicious range of food and drink options available throughout the Winter Village.
An inclusive two-hour Quiet Session with no lights, music or announcements will be held for visitors living with disability and their carers.
Quiet Session tickets can be booked by completing an expression of interest form on Council's website and spots are limited.
Visitors are encouraged to join the opening night celebration on Friday 3 July from 6pm.
Ride and Ice Rink tickets will be available on Council's website ahead of opening night.
